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Zendaya reacts to criticism over Lola Bunny's less-sexualized design in new 'Space Jam' movie

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Zendaya was only a few months old when the first Space Jam movie, starring Michael Jordan, hit theaters in 1996.  That said, a lot has changed since the Looney Tunes dribbled across the court — with fans seemingly being the most divided over Lola Bunny’s sporty redesign in Space Jam: A New Legacy.

Lola traded in the crop top she wore in the first film for a basketball jersey, with movie execs saying they didn’t want to sexualize the cartoon character.  While the move was applauded by some fans, others were outraged.

Zendaya, who voices Lola in the new film,

 

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